Spotting signs of concern

Content
1 module

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Course length
20 mins

Instructor
Umbrella Wellbeing

Description

Spotting signs of concern

In this course we focus on SPOT, the first part of our SNAPS process. Poor mental health and mental illness involve significant changes in how a person thinks, feels (emotionally and physically), and/or behaves.

This course will help you to understand the changes to be concerned about, and how to spot them.

Objectives

Learning goals across the course:

  • Recognise the signs of concern to look out for
  • Identify your role in looking after others
  • Describe the two core models for spotting signs of concern: Te Whare Tapa Whā, and the Cognitive-Behavioural Model
  • Demonstrate the key skill of knowing when to be concerned
  • Clarify where to go for more information on mental illness

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Added 19 days ago, by Mel
 
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Added 4 months ago, by Peter
Too much focus on the Te Wahre Tapa Wha model compared to Cognitive Behaviour
 
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Added 10 months ago, by Amy
It was great learning about the Te Whare Tapa Whā model!
 
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